my responses are the exact karma for you. don't talk to me about the WTC, where my friends died. others are seeking revenge on tough guys
--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, TurquoiseB <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, "danfriedman2002" > <danfriedman2002@> wrote: > > > > Turq, > > > > You still display those big balls. Why won't you let us > > know where you are. > > I replied to your second clueless asking of > where I lived in email, so as not to have to > waste a post. But I see that the inner nature > of cluelessness demands a public revelation > of its existence. > > You haven't been paying attention, Dan. Another > poster replied to your question before I could > get to it, and told you where I live. > > I would say that the fact that you missed it > says more about you than I ever could. YOU > DON'T LISTEN. YOU JUST TALK. > > And you expect people to react with "respect" > that YOU HAVE NOT EARNED. > > Learn from this, Dan. I tried to do it in email > so as not to embarrass you further in public > by revealing your cluelessness and tendency not > to actually READ the replies, but you force me. > > Now, that out of the way, I currently live in > Sitges, Spain. It's a lovely little beach town > about 30 kilometers south of Barcelona. I love > it here. I can walk alone at any time of day or > night and never have to worry about crime or > anything bad happening to me. Can you say the > same of Harlem? > > > I was in the WTC. You suck > > So were about 40 of my friends. All survived. > > If all you saw in my rap was "9/11 victim > bashing," you're further gone than the > hijackers were. > > > --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, TurquoiseB <no_reply@> wrote: > > > > > > One of the things I found most fascinating in the > > > days following the attack on the WTC was the dis- > > > covery, in the baggage of one of the hijackers, of > > > a "terrorist manual" he had on his possession and > > > read from in the days leading up to the event. > > > > > > I don't remember too many of the details, but the > > > one thing that stuck in my mind that there was an > > > instruction for what the hijackers were to do as > > > they started to take over the planes. They were > > > to stand up and yell out a certain phrase from the > > > Koran (sorry, I don't remember what it was), and > > > the supposed *effect* of this would be that all > > > of the people on the plane would be paralyzed by > > > Allah's holy words and be unable to resist. > > > > > > Is that far out or what? I mean, my bet is that > > > this guy leapt to his feet and shouted out, "Oooga > > > booga Allah bestest oooga and kick your infidel > > > ass big-time booga namah," and the people looking > > > at him were thinking, "What the FUCK is WRONG > > > with this guy?" > > > > > > What was wrong with him was more than they could > > > imagine, and that most of us could imagine. > > > > > > Ok (and I know that this is a bit of a stretch), > > > now relate this hijacker's idea of the paralyzing > > > power of words he's been taught to shout out to > > > the ancient and powerful mantra used again recently > > > on this forum by Dan, "Maharishisez." (In actuality, > > > Dan used the acronym, "M says," but it's really > > > the same mantra.) > > > > > > And, as far as I can tell, his intent was the same > > > as the hijacker's. Saying "Maharishisez" was sup- > > > posed to *close the deal*, to paralyze the person > > > he was speaking to into silence, to "trump" the > > > heretical things being said, and to establish the > > > words that followed "Maharishisez" as The Truth. > > > In short, to end the discussion and have the last > > > word. It's what people on the Internet tend to > > > call a "thought stopper." > > > > > > And it didn't work. No more than it did for the > > > hijackers. The ONLY people these "holy words" work > > > on is the people who have bought into them. They > > > are the only ones who believe that what follows > > > "Maharishisez" are The Truth, and that invoking > > > the mantra "Maharishisez" will stop the heretical > > > discussion in its tracks. > > > > > > These days, if someone on a plane stood up and > > > started shouting "Oooga booga Allah bestest oooga > > > and kick your infidel ass big-time booga namah," > > > five or six passengers seated near him would > > > tackle his crazy ass in a heartbeat. We've learned > > > what that particular mantra means, and that when > > > someone utters it, they're up to no good. > > > > > > Similarly, when someone on Fairfield Life tries to > > > shout the holy mantra "Maharishisez" to establish > > > The Truth and silence heresy...well...he's gonna > > > get tackled by a few people. > > > > > >
